Husband of Emily Stockbridge Wade
Married November 1839 in Union, Knox, Maine
Parents Nathan D. Rice & Deborah Bannister
Children
Abba C. 1840 –
Deborah C. 1843 –
Anna Emma 1846 –1854
Lyman C. 1850 –
Daniel 1854-1854
From local newspaper
About 1871 he became in lumbering and was employed by Mr. E.B. Ward. For 9 years he was a foreman in the Ward North Mill. About 6 years ago his health started to decline so he bought a farm in Amber. But his health kept declining until he died . The funeral was held at his home. Only 3 of his 6 children are still alive. Taken from the Ludington Newspaper.
Married November 1839 in Union, Knox, Maine
Parents Nathan D. Rice & Deborah Bannister
Children
Abba C. 1840 –
Deborah C. 1843 –
Anna Emma 1846 –1854
Lyman C. 1850 –
Daniel 1854-1854
From local newspaper
About 1871 he became in lumbering and was employed by Mr. E.B. Ward. For 9 years he was a foreman in the Ward North Mill. About 6 years ago his health started to decline so he bought a farm in Amber. But his health kept declining until he died . The funeral was held at his home. Only 3 of his 6 children are still alive. Taken from the Ludington Newspaper.
Husband of Emily Stockbridge Wade
Married November 1839 in Union, Knox, Maine
Parents Nathan D. Rice & Deborah Bannister
Children
Abba C. 1840 –
Deborah C. 1843 –
Anna Emma 1846 –1854
Lyman C. 1850 –
Daniel 1854-1854
From local newspaper
About 1871 he became in lumbering and was employed by Mr. E.B. Ward. For 9 years he was a foreman in the Ward North Mill. About 6 years ago his health started to decline so he bought a farm in Amber. But his health kept declining until he died . The funeral was held at his home. Only 3 of his 6 children are still alive. Taken from the Ludington Newspaper.
Married November 1839 in Union, Knox, Maine
Parents Nathan D. Rice & Deborah Bannister
Children
Abba C. 1840 –
Deborah C. 1843 –
Anna Emma 1846 –1854
Lyman C. 1850 –
Daniel 1854-1854
From local newspaper
About 1871 he became in lumbering and was employed by Mr. E.B. Ward. For 9 years he was a foreman in the Ward North Mill. About 6 years ago his health started to decline so he bought a farm in Amber. But his health kept declining until he died . The funeral was held at his home. Only 3 of his 6 children are still alive. Taken from the Ludington Newspaper.
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